What is the potential difference needed to achieve a current of 16A with a resistance of 192? 20

Chris Ruffalo asked Jan 17, 2023

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What is the potential difference needed to achieve a current of 16A with a resistance of

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Chris Ruffalo asked Jan 17, 2023

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Hi there!

We can use the following equation:

$\large\boxed{V = I R}$

V = potential difference (? V)
I = Current (16A)
R = Resistance (192Ω)

Plug in the givens and solve:

$F = 16 * 192 = \boxed{3072 V}$

Rick Reilly answered Jan 23, 2023

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